he featured in The Embassy in the Building

He is a significant public figure in Egypt to a great extent due to the Egyptian political jobs he took on in a large number of his movies and plays, he generally centered around Egypt's legislative issues and strict issues. These jobs, if he proposed it, frequently put him in a basic position versus the president or the public authority. He has been projected a few times by the maker Emad Adeeb in films like Morgan Ahmed Morgan and Hassan and Marcus. In 2005, he featured in The Embassy in the Building, playing a Cairene everyman hindered when the Embassy of Israel moves into his high rise. In the next year, Emam was one of the group cast of The Yacoubian Building, a film rumored to be the most elevated planned in Egyptian film and adjusted from the novel of a similar name. The story is a sharp gander at contemporary Egyptian life through the crystal of a blurred midtown Cairo high rise. Emam depicts a maturing roué whose misfortunes structure a focal strand of the film's unpredictable narrative.[2][3] ----

---- Adel Emam is hitched and has three kids: the chief Rami Imam, Sarah Emam, and Mohamed Emam, who additionally featured in the film The Yacoubian Building as Taha ElShazli. He is the sibling of Esam Imam and Iman Imam. His brother by marriage is the late entertainer Mustafa Metwalli. Adel Emam expressed on a syndicated program facilitated by Hala Sarhan that Amin Shalaby and the late Younes Shalaby just as Saeed Saleh were his closest companions since college. In February 2012, Emam was condemned (in absentia) to a quarter of a year in prison for culpable Islam. Imam said he would offer the sentence. On September 12, 2012, Emam won his allure when a Cairo offenses court freed him from slandering Islam in his films